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Articles in September, 2001 issue of Cineaste

• From Private Gardens to Utopian Moments.(contemporary British cinema)
  by Brunsdon, Charlotte
• Terrorists in Retirement.(documentary film)
  by Fitterman-Lewis, Sandy
• Straight Lick: The Cinema of Oscar Micheaux.(Review)
  by McMahan, Alison
• A Very Dangerous Citizen: Abraham Lincoln Polonsky and the Hollywood Left.(Review)
  by Naremore, James
• Sisters in Resistance.(Review)
  by Quart, Leonard
• The Modest Gesture of the Filmmaker: An Interview with Agnes Varda.(Interview)
  by Anderson, Melissa
• SHORT SIGHTED: Short Filmmaking in Britain.
  by McLaughlin, Noel
• One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich.(Review)
  by Menashe, Louis
• LETTERS.
• MONTY PYTHON: LUST FOR GLORY.(British comedy group)
  by Rhodes, Lucille; Sterritt, David
• Babymother.(motion picture)(Brief Article)
  by Moseley-Wood, Rachel
• Marcus Garvey: Look for Me in the Whirlwind.(Review)
  by Jacques, Geoffrey
• PROJECTING A 'NEW BRITAIN'.
  by Monk, Claire
• The Politics of Pure Emotion.(interview with filmmaker Tran Anh Hung)(Interview)
  by Sklar, Robert
• La Guerre est finie.(Review)
  by Porton, Richard
• BRITAIN'S FUNK SOUL BROTHERS: Gender, Family and Nation in the New Brit-Pics.
  by Chibnall, Stephen
• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.(Review)
  by chen, Pauline
• Searching For John Ford.(Review)
  by Rosenbaum, Jonathan
• Mon Oncle.(Adrienne Servantie)(Review)
  by Calavita, Marco
• Once Upon a Time in China.(Review)
  by Duffy, Michael
• NORTHERN REALISM An Exhausted Tradition?(British cinema)
  by Marris, Paul
• A Love Divided.(Review)
  by McLoone, Martin
• Movie Wars: How Hollywood and the Media Conspire to Limit What Films We Can See.(Review)
  by Monaco, James
• Que Viva Eisenstein?: A Life for the Revolution.(influence of filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein)
  by Liebman, Stuart
• Encore Hollywood: Remaking French Cinema.(Review)
  by Bromley, Carl
• EDITORIAL.
• CONTEMPORARY BRITISH CINEMA Industry, Policy, Identity.
  by Hill, John
• BRITISH CINEMA QUESTIONNAIRE.
• Unfinished Symphony.(Review)
  by Furr, Grover
• CHALLENGING COLONIAL TRADITIONS British Cinema in the Celtic Fringe.(Critical Essay)
  by McLoone, Martin
• DVD COMMENTARY TRACKS: LISTENING TO THE AUTEURS.
  by Doherty, Thomas
• Friendly Persuasion: Iranian Cinema After the Revolution.(Review)
  by Watson, John
• A Touch of the Neorealist.(interview with filmmaker David Gordon Green)
  by Lucia, Cynthia
• 'ANOTHER KIND OF BRITISH': An Exploration of British Asian Films.
  by Sawhney, Cary Rajinder
• Hidden Wars of Desert Storm.(Review)
  by Filippo, Maria San
• DEVOLVING BRITISH CINEMA: The New Scottish Cinema and the European Art Film.
  by Petrie, Duncan